1. SAI Jeopardy

2. Our Founding Purposes, Privileges, Responsibilities The Local Level The National Level SAI Honors Types of Membership $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500

3. When and where was Sigma Alpha Iota founded? The University School of Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan June 12, 1903

4. What are the names of three founding members? (Spell them out loud)

5. What are the final four names of the founding members (spell them out loud)?

6. What are the words to the first verse of the Sigma Alpha Iota Chorale? Daughters of a great and singing nation, Let your voices rise in dedication, Music tells unspoken noble creeds; Music beautifies the simplest deeds: Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota.

7. What are the words to the second verse of the Sigma Alpha Iota Chorale? Sing the greatness of the soul and spirit, Sing the joy of peace and friendship’s merit, Music is a kind and truthful speech; In a language out of mere word’s reach, Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota.

8. Complete the SAI purposes below: TO FORM TO UPHOLD TO FURTHER chapters of women college students and alumnae who have a sincere interest in music the highest standards of music the development of music in America and throughout the world.

9. Complete the SAI purposes below: TO GIVE TO ORGANIZE TO SUPPORT TO ADHERE inspiration and encouragement to members. the cultural life of Sigma Alpha Iota members as a contributing factors to their educational growth. to the highest standards of Citizenship in school, community, and Fraternity life. the ideas and goals of the member’s Alma Mater.

10. Name three responsibilities of membership To represent the fraternity positively at all times. To cultivate broad friendships and be democratic in all campus contacts. To be ethical at all times. To respect the authority of chapter, province, regional, and national officers. To refrain from the discussion of internal fraternity affairs with non-members, unless they are chapter advisors. To practice the high ideals of Sigma Alpha Iota at all times.

11. Describe how SAI defines Hazing. What is our stance on it? Hazing is defined as any action or situation that recklessly or intentionally endange3rs mental or physical health of a member or member in training. This includes embarrassing or reckless situations such as; road trips, public wearing of apparel which is not in good taste, engaging in public stunts, and late work sessions which interfere with scholastic actives. Strict no-hazing policy

12. Name five privileges of membership. To wear the badge as an introduction to all SAI collegiate, alumnae, and distinguished members. To impact music around the world utilizing SAI resources. To seek the highest goals of personal development and achievement with the support and encouragement of the Fraternity and its members. To promote American music, contribute to SAI’s philanthropic projects, and to participate in the Fraternity’s scholarship and grant programs. To work with fraternity leader to promote SAI’s Mission and high standards of musicianship and scholarship. To benefit from leadership opportunities within the national organization. To attend Province Days, National Conventions, and other fraternity events to cultivate friendships with other SAI members who share our love of music.

13. What is the name of our province and region? Province – Alpha B Region - 5

14. What are the names of our province officer and regional officer? Province Officer – Sally Roach Regional Officer – Peggy Glennie

15. What are the names of the alumnae chapters in our province? Lansing/East Lansing, Michigan Kalamazoo, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan

16. What are the names of the collegiate chapters in our province? Grand Valley State University – Mu Alpha Western Michigan University – Beta Eta Albion College – Iota Pi Michigan State University – Alpha Lambda

17. What are the names of the SAI newsletter and journal? Newsletter – Tempo! Journal - PANPIPES

18. What is SAI governed by and what is it composed of? The National Convention One delegate from each collegiate and alumnae chapter, and the members of the National Officers Conference who are in attendance. Bonus Question!!!! Between conventions, who run’s fraternity business? National Executive Board

19. What is the name of the national website? Name 5 things you can find on the website. www.sai-national.org Chapter Procedures Manuel The National Objectives The SAI online store Information on SAI philanthropies Inc. List of the chapters in every province

20. What is the total number of collegiate SAI chapters? Alumnae chapters (including the International chapter)? Collegiate – 220 Alumnae - 113 Bonus Question!!! What are national dues for ANY SAI member? Half year - $17.50 Full year - $35.00

21. What are the names of the current members in the following executive board positions? National President NVP, Alumnae Chapters NVP, Collegiate Chapters NVP, Exension Leslie Odom Miller, DMA Susan Bermann Jessica Chichester Marcie Richardson

22. What are the names of the current members in the following executive board positions? NVP, Finance NVP, Fraternity Development NVP, Ritual & Fraternity Development Chairman, SAI Philanthropies, Inc. Executive Director Jennifer M. Zerangue Joyce S. Garcia Dr. Deborah Volker Sharon W. Doty, MHR, J.D. Ruth Sieber Johnson Bonus Question!! What is SAI Philanthropies, Inc. known as? The charitable arm of SAI

23. What is the purpose of SAI Philanthropies Inc.? To promote all aspects of music creation, performance and scholarship and to encourage service for and through music on campus, in the community, in the nation, and throughout the world.

24. Name and describe four projects of SAI philanthropies Inc. People-to-People – provide material assistance and encouragment to schools, music organizations and musicians in developing countries in many parts of the world. Professional Development Grants – Grants up to $500 to encourage music-related education/professional development among alumnae members of SAI. The MacDowell Colony: Pan’s Cottage – SAI sponsored housing at artist’s retreat in New Hampshire. Composer’s Bureau – online database of information about contemporary American Composers.

25. List and describe three scholarships or grants that may be awarded to an SAI member. Music Therapy Scholarship - given to an active member who has completed two years of education toward a music therapy degree. Impact Project Grant - awarded to individual members or to a chapter for a major music project that reaches beyond the of the campus. confines Summer Music Scholarship - given to a member who is participating in a summer music school or festival.

26. List and describe two awards that can be given to any SAI chapter. Collegiate Service Award – Monetary award given to recognize outstanding service projects. Annelle Chandler McAdams Alumnae Service Award – Monetary award given to recognize outstanding service projects. Katherine Becker National Collegiate Chapter Achievement Award – Selected from nominations submitted by province officers for chapters that have fulfilled the National Objectives and completed all obligations.

27. List and describe three awards that can be given to an individual member of SAI. Sword of Honor – gold sword given for outstanding leadership and fraternity service. Ruby Sword of Honor – gold sword with a ruby given to the candidate chosen as the Province Leadership Award winner. Rose of Dedication – A gold rose with a pearl center, given for 25 years of service and dedication past the local level. Ring of Excellence – the fraternity’s highest award, a ring in the shape of the fraternity badge with two engraved roses on the shaft.

28. What is the international chapter? Who is allowed to be affiliated with it? The international chapter is for members who wish to keep in close touch with the Fraternity, but who reside 50 miles or more from an active charter.

29. What are the four categories of membership? Collegiate Alumnae Patroness Distinguished

30. What are three opportunities to stay active in SAI after graduation? Join an alumnae chapter Join the international chapter Join the SAI Alumnae Association Serve in a leadership position (chapter president, secretary, etc.) Become a province officer

31. Collegiate - Alumnae - Describe the following types of membership. a woman college student who is a member of a chartered collegiate chapter. She has completed at least one music credit. Women who initiated at the collegiate level but are no longer affiliated with that chapter because of graduation.

32. Distinguished - Patroness - Describe the following types of membership. An individual recognized for achievement or service; may be a member or non-member of SAI. A woman who supports the arts in the community, and who has been invited by a collegiate or alumnae chapter to join SAI. What are the four types of distinguished members? Member laureate, honorary, national arts associate, friend of the arts. Bonus question!!!!!